New Zealand Travel: Explore the Long White Cloud
New Zealand Tourism Information
Talk to a handful of people who’ve been to New Zealand and you’re likely to hear each ... read more »
Entry Requirements, Safety Information, and Facts for New Zealand
As with any trip abroad, there are a handful of logistical issues to consider prior to visiting New ... read more »
Getting to New Zealand
The country of New Zealand is composed of two large islands (referred to as the North Island and South Island) and a series of significantly smaller islands in the south Pacific. It’s roughly a 10.5-hour flight from Los Angeles, and a much longer boat ride. This being the case, travel to New Zealand is done (by and large) by plane.
Dulcinea's Insight
- Anyone traveling from North America will likely go through Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). British travelers have the option of flying to New Zealand by traveling west through Los Angeles or east through cities such as Singapore and Bangkok. LAX has a poor reputation when it comes to comfort and hospitality, so consider flying through one of these other ports.
- Depending on where you’re coming from, travel to New Zealand can often require flying with more than one carrier. Because of this, we’ve listed the Web’s top travel search engines. By searching for airfare across hundreds of individual airlines and travel sites, these sites ensure you get the Web’s best deals. We’ve also included a link to the official site of Air New Zealand, where you’ll find great deals on round-trip flights.
- For more information on buying airfare, consult the " Getting to Your Destination" section of the findingDulcinea Travel Web Guide.
- Another option for travel to New Zealand is to fly to Australia and then take a cruise to New Zealand.
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Travel Within New Zealand
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New Zealand Travel Blogs
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